Adrian writes:

Roger Thorpe gurgled happily,
sounding much like they were saying:
Your error here is to group all cyclists as a homogeneous group. The
cyclists trying to improve safety are not the same as the aggressive
pedestrian intimidating ones.

I idly wonder whether that logic could also be used to apply to other
groups of vehicle users...?

I have in mind taxi drivers, of whom it's often said that the
unrepresentative majority give the rest a bad name.


-dan